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Paradise is best experienced in the absence of clutter. For the person who likes to keep everything organized and in its place, the 13 drawers of the Barbados Triple Dresser should leave the tidiest of customers satisfied with storage options. The gathered-bamboo posts, antique-brass knobs, distressed finish and turned feet add beauty to this gorgeous beast.

Features Chippendale influenced back rail with tapered, fluted legs. Standard upholstery fabric is Macadamia, a basket weave pattern in a golden sand coloration. Additional fabrics may be applied, see store for details.

Island lifestyle is synonymous with entertaining and grand scale events are welcomed with two leaves making room for ten effortlessly. The sliced bamboo top is accompanied by the woven bamboo apron and finished with tapered, carved legs.

The six-sided woven rattan base with leather binding is reflected in the matching angles of the enlarged glass top. Similarly, the woven lampakani is presented in six triangles to replicate yet draw the entire design to a center focal point.

Where bent rattan becomes a work of art or a lower shelf captures a unique display of treasures. The two felt-lined drawers are perfect for serving items or table linens. This sideboard is ideal for dinner buffets.

Ideal for smaller spaces, the two pierced lattice sliding panels appear to be doors yet glide efffortlessly back and forth for easy access to media components. The two adjustable shelves and slideout back panel let you adjust to your personal preference.

For larger televisions, the two pierced lattice sliding doors with two adjustable shelves create a wider base unit and provide more room for the multiple media components available in today's home entertainment environment.

Attractive and interesting would be a compliment we would all appreciate hearing, and it is evidenced here. The balance of woven rattan and framed bamboo on the sides, including the drawer front, with the carved leg and lower shelf are stunning.

The woven body is outlined with nailhead trim on leather strapping, porter's handles and exaggerated hardware. But also intriguing is the lift lid access to legal/letter size files with removable storage tray.

The eight drawer chest provides ample storage and yet flexiblility in that the top two drawers have drop-fronts for media storage with grommets for electrical cords, so you can comfortably watch television in the bedroom.

Island inspired, square footage in mind, this seven drawer chest is ideal for wardrobe storage and the top center drawer is felt lined with a removable jewelry tray to organize and protect valuable treasures...and keep them out of sight.

Petite yet perfect for smaller spaces and quite functional with two drawers for invisible storage and 2 shelves for visible storage or display. Ideal as a chairside chest since all four sides are finished...the design is appreciated at every angle.

Left and right facing doors have interchangeable woven rattan or speaker cloth panels with two adjustable shelves behind each door and ventilated to keep electronics cool. The two center glass doors open to two adjustable glass shelves, easy for remotes.

The four woven rattan drawer fronts provide ideal storage and the butterfly and book-matched veneers with a perimeter frame on the top make a perfect place for display or clear to appreciate the craftsmanship.

The bent rattan is designed so beautifully you may have to coax your card playing friends to sit down and pull up a hand, but the casters make it easy to do so. The standard upholstered seat fabric is Macadamia, a basket weave pattern in golden sand.

Call or visit our Jamestown Showroom and Outlet located near the "Furniture Capital of the World," High Point, NC. Come shop the entire Island Estate collection and more benches - ottomans - stools from Tommy Bahama Home.

Call or visit our Jamestown Showroom and Outlet located near the "Furniture Capital of the World," High Point, NC. Come shop the entire Island Estate collection and more benches - ottomans - stools from Tommy Bahama Home.